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I don't much agree with most of this. I believe anyone that can avoid working full time for a wage they can't possibly live off of should take any opportunity presented not to be a sucker.

Jem. This is especially for you, though I have a hunch Dice are Cast will be equally educated by it... A young man, named Nathan Tankus, who has made a detailed study of Fed -- Treasury operations contributed the below remarks which I have excerpted from a longer piece. To see the entire...

Ha ha ha. Now tell us again, what was it you were going to do? Oh, that's right, "[you're] OK either way and will peruse the findings once they are known." You're a clown!

No you won't. You will claim that Trump won the election even when no fraud is found after numerous audits, just as you've been doing since November.

Well now that you've decided this, I guess the courts are more or less superfluous.

The Republican "Party" can no longer be taken seriously as a valid political party. This of course create a huge problem for the United States, as it leaves only splinter group political parties as challengers to the Democrats.

I shall refer you to my Post #40 above.

After wasting time to comment on the OP, I realized that the whole thing can be dismissed as an absurd political hit piece. If something is patented it is disclosed for the whole world to see, but that does not mean it would be easy necessarily for someone to put the patent into use. The IP...

I have a bad feeling that what the administration means by "patent waiver" is being grossly misunderstood by some media, maybe intentionally in some instances. By the way, Carter was neither wimpy nor useless, but he was a Washington outsider whose effectiveness was harmed by that, and he was...

My guess is the Article is inaccurate. I don't think anyone in a position of authority is talking about "suspending IP". Probably the suspension being considered is a suspension of IP fees, not IP itself! One has to assume, and with the present administration we've been given no reason not to...

from: https://robertreich.org/post/11753807617 comes: The Flat-Tax Fraud, and the Necessity of a Truly Progressive Tax Friday, October 21, 2011 Herman Cain’s bizarre 9-9-9 plan would replace much of the current tax code with a 9 percent individual income tax and a 9 percent sales tax. He...

"nitpicking"? That's an everyday word. What's not to understand about that? It's your entire post I didn't understand!

I think he has discovered he can make a nice tidy living by milking everyone in his echo chamber. It appears as though its going to work out far better than Trump Vodka, which bombed, or Trump University that came back to bite him in the ass. (Large target there!) After all, its not illegal to...

This is a terrible idea. I owe you an explanation of course. But i am just too tired right now. So I apologize for not explaining why.

Your thread title seems inaccurate. You might want to call attention to that!

How could I not like this. This is the new addition of Wray's seminal 1992 book, "Understanding Modern Money," which is now available used at lower low cost. I can not possibly recommend this book too highly to any one interested in Treasury-Fed operations, the "National Debt", or the Deficit...

Ha ha ha. Indeed, most people say "Modern Monetary Theory." Warren Mosler is the one generally credited for coining that rather unfortunate phrase. Mosler is a former Wall Street maven, so using -- note I did not write "utilizing"! -- English in its best and most useful form would not have...

I agree!

Probably recovery after stepped up federal spending into a slowed economy. The Fed programs are invariably in response to fiscal policy. They don't make this policy, but they are mandated to respond to it. The Biden initiatives are aimed at future productivity gain, there will be some up tick...

Nicely said.